Losing your hair can leave you feeling stressed out, which can make menopause symptoms worse. Here's what you can do.

Nutrition expert Suzanne Cooper, founder of the hair nutrition brand GLOWWA, points out that “people can lose their hair ...

Hair loss is often a surprise for women, but Dr. Diana Bitner with True. Women's Health says it can be caused by several ...

Hair falling out can be a major stressor. Excessive hair shedding is a condition known as telogen effluvium. This form of alopecia — the general term for hair loss — occurs when you shed more hair ...

Hair fall, thinning, and slow hair growth are often linked to hidden vitamin deficiencies. Lack of essential nutrients like Vitamin D, B12, and Biotin can weaken hair roots and cause breakage. A ...

Thinning hair can be addressed with a simple kitchen remedy: eggs. Packed with protein, vitamins, and good fats, eggs strengthen roots, reduce hair fall, and add volume. Easy DIY masks using eggs with ...

So, what is the solution? Jawed Habib recommended daily hair washing using mustard oil, applied to wet hair for 5-10 minutes before rinsing with shampoo, soap, or reetha (Indian soapberry), depending ...

It’s familiar to many of us to pull out our tweezers when a lone chin hair decides to make a comeback. But if it’s coming in thicker or more frequently, you may want to see your primary care doctor or ...

Hair loss is a common symptom of menopause but it'll pass. (Getty Images) If you're currently experiencing menopause, there's a good chance you've had a wave of hot flashes and even mood swings, but ...

If you're currently experiencing menopause, there's a good chance you've had a wave of hot flashes and even mood swings, but did anyone warn you about the hair loss? (It's only one of the surprising ...